🚗 Gliston 89pcs DIY Paintless Dent Repair Kit: Complete Car Hail Damage Removal Set with Slide Hammer and Dent Puller Tools Review

Overall good value for money but don't expect perfection. The light bar was very disappointing as it broke on first use but I was expecting at least one piece to be junk. If I were to buy this type of tool kit again, I would definitely assemble it separately. I didn't know what parts I was going to use, so that was a good start. I don't think some of the tools are essential, but you'll find what works for you. I replaced the hammer with a small leather jewelry hammer and the light board with a…

I'm not giving a star just because it didn't fit me. Although it was strange; it literally did NOTHING. I was surprised. Didn't even lift the smallest part of my dent. I've tried all the tools except for the manual puller - there's just no power for it. The included instructions could be improved, I watched a lot of YouTube videos with tips/how-to's and was really excited to try the kit but it just didn't work. I've spent more time removing the adhesive from my car than anything else. I see it…

I've been a body and paintworker for 30 years. However, I have never tried PDR. I chose this kit after one of my custom cars was damaged by hail. I didn't get perfect results removing all the dents, but I don't blame the tool kit for that. The steel on my old classic cars is heavier than the steel on the new ones. My paint jobs require more coats of primer and paint than a new car and this may have affected my results. I still had to repaint my panels but I didn't have to use putty and it…

The product came as described but a pair of locking nuts was not installed and was found under the box flap and almost lost. I bought it as a starter kit and watched a few YouTube videos before it came out. It would be nice if there were instructions in the box, how are there multicolored glue sticks? I don't know if they have something to do with the strength of the adhesive or the color of the car paint. There will definitely be a learning curve. One of my cars, the Subaru Legacy dent seems…

Finally time to use this tool (under construction) even though I bought it a few months ago. It worked fine for the first small dent, it's still very noticeable. In short, two tools broke on me - an H-bridge puller and a hoist. What frustrated me the most was the lift, it used very cheap set screws that actually clicked inside as I jammed the levers back and forth with my hands and pulled out the dent; with some unfortunate moments where the adhesive came loose and the item fell on my car…

My wife's RAV-4 has had many dings and dents in the parking lot over the years. I checked the cost of removal at several auto repair shops. Estimates ranged from $2,400 to over $2,700. Since the repair is not covered by our insurance, I decided to do it myself. There are some good body repair videos and tutorials on YouTube so I felt confident I could get decent results and save a lot of money in the process. There are several kits on Revain but after reading the reviews and seeing how complete

This kit contains all the tools you need to remove dents with hot glue. I made a nice monster set of dents from spinning too hard and hitting a pole towards my new van. I was able to get the little dents out and over time I could get a big dent and those baby dents are pretty much normal again. It didn't work with all the dents at once - I had to sit for half a day and stick the paneling on the van and pull it out again and again. The tools provided work pretty well. The least effective tool…

Pretty cool set. The instruments themselves are of good quality, not great but definitely good enough. I went ahead and polished the blender attachments and hammer, they were a bit rough like new. I preferred the black glue and also preferred to let it set for a minute or two to avoid overstretching (I'm in North Texas). When you stall you really have to try to hit it back, and that's a skill I'm just not very good at as a beginner. Large selection of glue protrusions, I think a good technician